Quick word of advice.

[psl]

Never applied for tickets through the post before but thought it was worth a try with the few derby tickets left. For those that have done it many times before, when and how am I likely to find out if I got one? Is it just a case of waiting and seeing if the tickets come through the door? Should it come up on the website in my match history section? Could always wait and see if any money goes out I guess.

 

Cheers in advance.

[ifanew]

It's been a few years since I applied by post but it used to be that you only found out when you got the tickets through the door.

[Will]

Should it come up on the website in my match history section?

 

Yes, it will do - that is the first sign...

[stressederic]

Yes, it will do - that is the first sign...

 

The second sign is blood running from your bath taps and a s*** load of locusts.

[psl]

Yes, it will do - that is the first sign...

 

Cheers mate, thought so. Just checked and its not there but it was always a very small chance.

[Guest Jack Bauer]

If you're from Liverpool, don't bother.

[Guy_Incognito]

If you're from Liverpool, don't bother.

 

I use the postal quite a lot for League games, and the only times I've ever been knocked back was when I had a Chester postcode and a Salford one. When I had L7 or L8 I wasn't knocked back a single time.

 

Having said that, I never really bothered trying for the massive games, and only went for the games that I was pretty sure I'd be alright getting tickets for.

[monkey puzzle]

If you're from Liverpool, don't bother.

 

 

Internet Myth #235432

[Guest Johnny]

Internet Myth #235432

Theres no doubt it is true on occassions.

[Guest Kev]

Theres no doubt it is true on occassions.

 

I know of two ex-employees in the ticket office who were told to basically forget about applications from the local area.